Denver and Durango a lesson in western progress
The article extols Denver as a modern, booming metropolis and presents Durango as its Colorado counterpart. It notes streetcar era growth, declares Denver the Queen City of the Rockies, and urges Santa Fe to learn from these cities. Delegates will attend the Trans Mississippis Congress in Denver to discuss New Mexico interests and capital city development.
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Durango
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trans-Mississippi
Commercial Congress
West
Lexus
Congress
K. B. Franks
The
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Franks
Raton
Colfax
Mora
Senate
Seligman
Gusdorf
Veeder
N.M
J. G. Northcut
Springer Courts
Edwin B. Franks
The Penitentiary Board Cleans Up After Disgrace
At its May 8 and 9 meeting the Penitentiary board refused to confirm any appointees of the superintendent tied to late disgraceful conditions. The action is praised as wise and proper by observers in New Mexico. The piece notes the superintendent should not have nominated tainted staff or kept them after taking charge, citing a council committee report signed by the chair.
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Board of Managers of
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Pen
New Mexico
Council
Committee of Investigation
Governor appoints several notaries public in diversas list
Governor Prince named multiple notaries public including Inicencio Valdez Jr of Taos Willian Krauk Los Alanas Jeres Coaner Hall s Pynk Donaciono Garcia Las Vegas G B Borry Trap Pisdran Bebo Cubsto A W Walker Kingston J W Wills Hills in a short statewide appointment notice.
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Prince
Inicencio Valdez, Jr
Taos
Willian Krauk
Los Alanas
Jeres Coaner
Hall's Pynk
Donaciono Garcia
Las Vegas
G. B. Borry
Trap Pisdran
Bebo
Cubsto
A. W. Walker
Kingston
J.W. Wills
Hills
Tragic Las Vegas stabbing at a court trial
The incident began with a dispute over alleged insults at Gunesindo Ulibarri’s home. Pablo and Nicanor Herrera stabbed Doroteo Sandoval and Florencio Sandoval during a confrontation at a trial for assault. Doroteo died soon after and Florencio died later. Sheriff Lopez and a posse captured Pablo and Juan Jose Herrera, with Nicanor arrested later. Billy Green was injured while trying to stop the melee. Preliminary examination delayed due to injuries and preparation.
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Las Vegas
Florencio Sandoval
Doroteo Sandoval
Pablo Herrera
Territorial
Gunesindo Ulibarri
Meliton Ulibarri
Herrera
Ulibarri
Clemente Angel
Vicente Silva
Silva
Juan Jose Herrera
Pablo
Nicanor Herrera
Juan Jose
Lorencie Sandoval
Billy Green
Herreras
Lopez
Wooster
Lawyer says druggists may sell alcohol on prescription
Solicitor General Edward L. Bari elt states the new license law does not block druggists from selling alcohol in quantities less than a quart when prescribed by a physician and notes turpentine and other alcoholic commodities may be sold as before. The notice also mentions train speed restrictions and an order affecting rail operations.
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C. M. Creamer
Territorial Board of Pharmacy
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